Cromer

Cromer

 

A day at leisure by the sea in Cromer.

 

Cromer is a traditional seaside resort and is famous for its pier, home to a lifeboat station and Pavilion Theatre, where the UK’s only remaining traditional end of the pier variety show takes place each Summer and Winter. The pier is an enduring example of Victorian architecture, having withstood many storms, tidal surges and even an attempt to blow it up by the Government in WW2 to prevent the pier being used as a landing strip for enemy invaders!

 

Unmissable on the Cromer skyline is the 160ft tower of 14th century church St Peter & Paul with vast stained glass windows commemorating Cromer's lifeboat crew, the most decorated in RNLI history. There's also a museum named after Henry Blogg, who served for 53 years on Cromer's lifeboats, who, with his crew, saved over 873 lives from the North Sea. You can discover more history at the Lifeboat Museum & Cromer Museum.

 

Back in the 19th century, the town was developed into a seaside resort by the late Victorians. Today, the streets and alleys are bustling with shops, pubs, cafes and restaurants where you can enjoy the famous Cromer crab!

 

Drop off point is the coach park on Cadogan Road.

 

Pick ups: routes A & B2

 

SUPERSAVER! £27 per person all fares

 

Please note depending on sales we may operate double deck coaches on this route.  If you have a preference to sit downstairs please state in "special needs" on your web booking, or advise the sales assistant on the telephone.

 

Price includes:

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